Movies and TvShows featuring "interior-monologue" theme.

Another Woman is about a middle-aged woman who overhears a conversation and begins to reflect on her life, her relationships, and her regrets. As she listens in secret, she becomes increasingly aware of the choices she has made and the impact they have had on her happiness. Through her internal monologue, the audience is given a glimpse into her inner thoughts and feelings, as well as her struggles with writing and depression. The film explores themes of philosophy, family relationships, and the search for meaning.

In The Mummy's Hand, a group of archaeologists discover the remains of an ancient priestess who was buried with a curse. As they try to uncover the secrets of the tomb, they find themselves facing the wrath of the mummy and its supernatural powers. They must find a way to stop the mummy before it unleashes chaos upon the world.

A man tries to solve a murder mystery.

In Jigsaw (1949), an assistant district attorney investigates the murder of his brother, which leads him to uncover a web of organized crime and racial prejudice in New York City. Framed for murder, he must clear his name while navigating a dangerous world of corruption and betrayal.

Ulysses is a drama film based on the novel of the same name by James Joyce. Set in Dublin, Ireland, it follows a day in the life of Leopold Bloom and Stephen Dedalus as they navigate various encounters and events. Through stream-of-consciousness narrative and intricate storytelling, the film explores themes of love, identity, and artistic freedom.

The Theme is a comedy-drama set in Soviet Russia, following the story of a writer who faces controversy and personal struggles. It explores themes of anti-Semitism, provincial life in Russia, and the rock music scene. The protagonist deals with a midlife crisis, marital separation, and a strained relationship with his son. Through eavesdropping and overhearing conversations, he uncovers secrets and experiences emigration. The film also delves into the relationship between friends and tackles issues of censorship and dissidence.

A woman takes a shortcut and is followed by a stranger. She is scared and is thinking whether she should run or not. Out of the blue, she decides to turn around and she sees nothing but a cell phone on the floor. In flashback, we see the stranger embarrassed for the reaction of the woman. He is aware that she believes that he might be a rapist following her, and he decides to call his mother to talk loudly on the phone and calm down the woman. However, something happens and the stranger vanishes.

Two art class models' minds roam while posing.